Sunset Cove, known as Middle River's original Beach Bar, has announced its permanent closure on Facebook, thanking customers and staff for years of support. The owners suggest visiting Steelefish Grille and Hickory Lodge for a continued experience.

Coffee Beanery is set to open in Owings Mills on April 7, promising a grand opening with gifts and festivities from April 18-20. The store will replace a closed Starbucks.

Southwest Airlines plans job cuts at BWI Airport and three California airports, affecting around 120 employees, with options for transfers or severance.

Johns Hopkins University is laying off over 2,200 employees due to USAID funding cuts as part of the Trump administration's federal spending reductions.

Shake Shack is set to open a new location in Pikesville, Maryland, taking over a spot at the Festival at Woodholme, with no confirmed opening date. This expansion is part of their growth in the region, supported by strong sales figures.

County Executive Calvin Ball delivered an optimistic economic outlook for Howard County, highlighting a recent AAA bond rating, job growth, new initiatives like the Cyber Howard Accelerator, and increased local tourism.

Baltimore residents are struggling with sudden, sharp increases in BGE utility bills, prompting a temporary ban on disconnections and waived late fees by the company.

Macy's to close 66 stores including two in Maryland, as part of its plan to shut 150 locations by 2026, focusing on upscale brands and adapting to increased online shopping.

The closure of three Walgreens in Baltimore adds to the pattern of reduced pharmacy access, impacting public health and creating 'pharmacy deserts' in low-income areas.

The Maryland Governor’s Minority and Small Business Outreach Summit in Baltimore aims to connect over 800 businesses with $7 billion in contracting opportunities.

Ceremony Coffee Roasters from Annapolis is acquired by Kansas City's FairWave, ensuring continuity in local brand essence with its founder still leading.

A nationwide strike by 45,000 dockworkers at 36 US ports, including Baltimore, over pay and automation affects supply chain and economy, with potential daily losses of $15 million.

Port workers may strike if a labor agreement is not reached, threatening significant economic disruption with the potential impact on 35% of U.S. imports and exports.